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Internal Program
DEL (Delete)
External Program
C H K D S K
(Check diskette)
The internal delete program
erases a file and/or group of
files from the diskette.
Delete Procedure
When the prompt
symbol > appears on your
screen type:
• DEL filename.xxx
• [RETURN]
The file has now been deleted
from your diskette.
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OLVM PIA
People
OLYMPIA INTERNATIONAL
VERSION 1.21
21.10.83
MS-DOS Version 2.00
Copyright 1981,82,83 Microsoft Corp.
Command v.202
Current date is Tue 1-01-1980
Enter new date: 1-1-84
Current time is
8.30:14:32
Enter new time:
12:00
A > DEL Filename.xxx
A >
* !
NOTE:
MS-DOS also allows you to
delete the complete diskette by
typing
• DEL * *.*
• [RETURN]
The asterisks used above act as
a wildcard and refers to all files
on the diskette.
The MS-DOS external command
CHKDSK
is used to check your
diskettes for consistency and
errors, much like a secretary
proofreading a letter.
CHKDSK
analyzes the directories and the
File Allocation Table on the disk
that you specify. The File
Allocation Table is an area in
the system that keeps track of
the location of your files on the
diskette.
MS-DOS will display a status
report and any errors that it has
found. It is a good idea to run
CHKDSK
occasionally for each
diskette to ensure the integrity
of your files.
To check your MS-DOS
diskette type
•CHKDSK
• [RETURN]
A status report appears on your
screen.
A > CHKDSK
Volume OLYnnnn created Jan 25,1984
645120 bytes total disk space
27648 bytes in 3 hidden files
154624 bytes in 28 user files
462848 bytes available on disk
131072 bytes total memory
100416 bytes free
A >
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OKYM PIA
NOTE:
Refer to your MS-DOS
Operating System User’s Guide
under MS-DOS commands for
CHKDSK error messages.
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